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EDITORIAL: Nigeria at 60 (II)

Ravaged by internecine conflicts and insurgencies alongside outright clamours for secession by various ethno-political groupings still, the question is: Has Nigeria crossed the Rubicon? While some may answer that question positively, many believe in Nigeria’s proven resilience and hold that we can overcome the present challenges if our leaders choose this course. The same
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Nigeria at 60: Tinubu urges Nigerians to live in love

As Nigeria celebrates her 60th Independence anniversary, the National leader of All Progressives Congress (APC) Bola Tinubu has urged Nigerians to let love live amongst them. READ ALSO: Nigeria@60: President Buhari addresses the nation (Full Speech) Tinubu stated: “Three score years ago, our people determined to amend their political relationship with the world as well
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Editorial: Nigeria at 60 (1)

The political entity known as Nigeria is more than sixty years old. As a country, Nigeria came into being in 1914 when the stealth and force of the colonial government, and naivety cum greed of some of our forebears declared the colony of Lagos and protectorates of Northern and Southern Nigeria as territories under the […]
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Nigeria at 60, history of past and present presidents

Nigeria at 60, the legendary English writer, poet and dramatist of all time, Williams Shakespeare, in his classical comedy, Twelfth Night,” said through Malvolio, “Be not afraid of greatness: some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them.” According to Punch Newspaper, the emergence of President Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) on […]
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Me celebrate Nigeria at 60? Sorry, no!!!

By Mike Ozekhome Many Nigerians at home and abroad, including Elder Statesmen and women, Rights Activists, NGOs, Journalists and social media Czars, have severally called upon me in the last one week to comment on my personal feelings about “Nigeria at 60”. I had hitherto resisted this invitation, lest I painted a horrifically gloomy picture […]